Najam in NYT on Pakistan Military and Elections 2024
Professor Adil Najam tells the New York Times that Pakistan’s recent elections have created a crisis not only for its political parties but also for its military.
Gallagher Quoted in The New York Times on Debt Restructuring
Kevin Gallagher, Professor of Global Development and Director of the Global Development Policy Center at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, was quoted in The New York Times on restructuring debt repayment plans for the Global South. In the article, titled “How to Avoid Another Global Debt Crisis,” Gallagher comments on debt relief and…
Najam Discusses Fallout of Imran Khan’s Ousting
“A country where the many wounds of division were already deep and deeply felt has now become even more divided with new lines of polarizations having emerged.”
Hare Comments on Ukraine and the Prospect of Nuclear War
“A nuclear exchange…if it did not bring about civilization’s end, would make him a pariah not just to the world’s democracies but also to China.”
Heine Discusses Latin America and Changing Global Trade
“What does the RCEP mean for Latin America?…as Latin America is not part of the agreement, it reflects the marginalization of the region from these plurilateral treaties.”
Fewsmith Quoted in NYT Discussing Xi Jinping
““The case for remaining on can be built around a sense of impending crisis when the experienced hand has to stay.”
Menchik’s Twitter Thread in NYT Op-Ed on 2020 U.S. Elections
Menchick quoted in new OpEd in The New York Times on role COVID-19 response protests could play in the 2020 U.S. elections.
Stern Describes Time Spent With Radovan Karadzic in NYT OpEd
In a gripping but harrowing personal account this new OpEd in The New York Times by Prof. Jessica Stern describes what spending time with an evil convicted war criminal can feel like.
Stern Publishes OpEd in NYT on the Baghdadi Raid and ISIS
Prof. Jessica Stern discusses the United States raid that led to the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State.
GDP Center Databases Featured in NY Times
The databases were featured as part of an interactive story on China’s vision for a global network of trade, investment and infrastructure.
Gallagher in NYT on China and Latin America
GDP Center Director Kevin Gallagher discusses China’s economic influence in Latin America.
Najam in NYT on Pre-Election Military Crackdown in Pakistan
Dean Adil Najam a campaign mounted by Pakistan’s military establishment against its critics in the media ahead of national elections.
Longman in NY Times on French Complicity in Rwandan Genocide
Prof. Timothy Longman discusses an independent report by the Rwandan government that accuses French officials of complicity in Rwanda’s 1994 genocide.
Fewsmith in NYT, AP on Xi Jinping’s Successor
Prof. Joseph Fewsmith discusses whether or not Chinese President Xi Jinping will shed any light on his successor during the country’s Party Congress.
Najam in NYT on the Nobel Success of Immigrants
Dean Adil Najam’s 2016 Op-Ed discussing how America’s Nobel success is the story of immigrants was referenced in a New York Times article.
Najam in NYT on Prospects for Pakistan Democracy
Adil Najam tells NYT that every government in Pakistan, ever, has fallen on the sword of accountability.
Fewsmith in NYT on Sun Zhengcai’s Fall From Grace
Prof. Joseph Fewsmith discusses the fall from grace of Sun Zhengcai, party secretary for Chongqing who was recently dismissed by President Xi Jinping.
Gallagher Interviewed on China’s Climate Leadership
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses the contrast between China’s plans to drastically reduce coal consumption and plans by the country’s energy companies for highly polluting projects.
Garcevic in NYT and McClatchy on Russian Election Meddling
Amb. Vesko Garcevic testified before the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Russian efforts to interfere in Montenegro’s 2016 election.
Eckstein Interviewed by AP on Deportation Risks for Cubans
Prof. Susan Eckstein discusses how deportation risks for Cubans living in the United States could change under President Donald Trump.